Replace deprecated primitive-wrapper constructors with valueOf (java:S2129) - #9
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Addresses SonarQube java:S2129 by switching new Boolean/Byte/Character/ Double/Float/Integer/Long/Short(...) calls to the corresponding valueOf(...) factory methods.
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Fixes SonarQube rule
java:S2129("Constructors should not be used to instantiate primitive-wrapper classes") in this repository.Every
new Boolean(...),new Byte(...),new Character(...),new Double(...),new Float(...),new Integer(...),new Long(...)andnew Short(...)call is replaced with the correspondingvalueOf(...)factory method. These constructors are deprecated for removal since Java 9;valueOfis the documented replacement and allows the JVM to reuse cached instances instead of allocating a new object for every value.The change is behaviour-preserving: the resulting values compare equal via
equals()and unbox to identical primitives.Created by Sourcegraph agentic batch change.